In this episode, we spend some time talking with Lead Announcer for NHRA on FS1 and NHRA on Fox, Brian Lohnes. He talks with us about his role in the sport, what makes drag racing so special, and gives us some insight on what to expect when the sport returns this summer. We also talk about the coming returns of NASCAR and The World of Outlaws, and give our thoughts on how they'll be restructuring their seasons. This show also reviews the Kyle Larson incident, and what we think it will take for him to make it back into a competitive Cup car. This show also features a discussion of what NASCAR might look like in a post COVID-19 world, and a debate if we might see more races without practice and qualifying.   

It's time for the 2020 edition of the official Lernerville Speedway preview show! In this episode, we spend the hour talking with Lernerville Speedway track announcer, Eric Westendorf. He tells us about some of the changes that fans can expect to see this season. We look at each series, new things at the track, and some of the major events on this years schedule. 

In this episode, we talk with two open wheel racing legends. The first half of the show features our interview with 10-Time World of Outlaws Champion, Donny Schatz. Then we are joined by NASCAR Driver and USAC Triple Crown Champion, JJ Yeley. They both talk about their respective careers, offer their opinions on the health of the sport, and much more. 

In this episode we are joined by NHRA FOX Sports pit reporter Amanda Busick, and we talk about the health of professional drag racing, the sports rise in popularity, and her involvement on the media side. We are also joined in studio by local modified racer Chris Rudolph and, 410 sprint car racer Mike Bauer. They spend the show talking with us about the upcoming 2020 season and what their expectations are. 

In this episode we focus on the world of sprint car racing. We talk with sprint car drivers AJ Flick, Mark Smith, and Kody Lehman. We ask them about the upcoming season, the challenges they face in the sport, and the safety of modern race cars. We also review the Daytona 500 and break down the horrible accident that Ryan Newman was involved in. 

In this episode we talk with a few guests as we preview the Daytona 500, Volusia Speedweeks, and the upcoming local/NASCAR seasons. 

The first guest on this show is NASCAR Cup Series team owner Bob Leavine. He talks with us about his expectations for the 2020 season, his new driver Christopher Bell, and the special connection that he has with the race fans. We also chat about what makes the grassroots level of racing so special with 93.7 The Fan host Andrew Fillipponi. This show ends with a conversation with NASCAR Truck Series driver Grant Enfinger. We talk with Enfinger about his excitement for Daytona, the playoff changes, and his teams outlook for 2020. 

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It's the first episode of our second season and in this show we have two special guests joining us to talk about the 2020 motor sports season. We are joined by Ashley Deihl Stremme to talk about her role on Winged Nation, the Chili Bowl, and all things grass roots racing. This show also has an interview with the founder of Off Axis Paint, Greg Stumpff. In that interview we talk with Stumpff about Off Axis and what they do as a business, how they got involved in motor sports, and some of their clients in NASCAR.

In this show we spend most of the hour talking with Bert Wojcik from Beerhill Gang TV. We talk with him about the his role as Co-Annoucer at Port Royal, the health of dirt track racing, and some of the things that make Port Royal a special place for sprint car racing. 

Also discussed:

Track food

NASCAR

Growth of the WOO 

In this show we spend the hour talking with Lernerville Speedway track announcer Eric Westendorf. We take a look back at some of the season highlight's from Lernerville, the WOO races, and preview the Steel City Stampede/DIRTcar Roundup. The second half of the show also features us talking about the health of auto racing in America and we debate if guys like Kyle Larson can bring fans of both together.

In this show we spend some time talking with Pro Late Model Driver Teddy Gibala. He tells us about his season and career racing at Jennerstown Speedway, and his experience of racing in the Motor Mountain Masters. He also talks about the health of short track racing in America and how bright he thinks the future is for the sport of late model racing. We also look ahead to NASCAR racing at Bristol this weekend and some of our expectations for the race.